Diamondback Firearms DB15P .223 Remington Flat Dark Earth AR-Pattern Pistol

A: Yes. No problem at all.

A: yes it can guns marked 5.56 can fire .223 guns listed as .223 can not fire 5.56

A: Hi Kevin, Yes. No problem at all. Firearms marked 5.56 can fire .223 guns listed as .223 can not fire 5.56

A: You can not put a "stock" on this gun but you can put a "brace" on it here is one https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018083310/sb-tactical-sbm4-pistol-stabilizing-brace-ar-15

A: Kevin since the barrel length is less than 16inches, putting a "Stock" on it will require registration as a SBR "Short Barrel Rifle" and paying the associated $200 Tax Stamp fee. I would choose the KAK Brace here : https://www.google.com/search?q=ar+pistol+kak+brace&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=E_aszsRD3t-kpM%253A%252CmIbsad_cr3kFSM%252C_&usg=AFrqEzdkLlZ0NchXpgM919dhAntgpS2DdQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjvv8S9_vbcAhWKPN8KHdn-BHMQ9QEwAXoECAAQBA#imgrc=jtsI_1eEl_JHUM:

A: You can not legally (lot of paperwork and money ) put a "stock" on this gun but you can put a "brace" on it here is one midwayusa.com/product/1018083310/sb-tactical-sbm4-pistol-stabilizing-brace-ar-15

A: Hi Kevin since the barrel length is less than 16inches, putting a "Stock" on it will require registration as a SBR "Short Barrel Rifle" and paying the associated $200 Tax Stamp fee. I would choose the KAK Brace here : google.com/search?q=ar+pistol+kak+brace&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=E_aszsRD3t-kpM%253A%252CmIbsad_cr3kFSM%252C_&usg=AFrqEzdkLlZ0NchXpgM919dhAntgpS2DdQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjvv8S9_vbcAhWKPN8KHdn-BHMQ9QEwAXoECAAQBA#imgrc=jtsI_1eEl_JHUM:

A: Absolutely not Kevin. You would have to register the firearm as an SBR "Short Barreled Rifle" with the addition of this shoulder stock. It would be an NFA firearm at this point.

A: No, it would be considered an NFA weapon and have to be registered.

A: No, it would be considered an NFA weapon and have to be registered as a NFA weapon and need a tax stamp and NFA paperwork

A: Hi Julian, This is legal as long as you don't modify it. Then you would need the Nfa tax stamp

A: it will have to be shipped to your local FFL (dealer) but it does not require a NFA stamp. it is classified as a handgun not a rifle if you put a stock on it it would then become a short barreled rifle and require a NFA tax stamp (license) from the ATF

A: Julian, this firearm is classified as a regular "Pistol" and will be treated as such as long as you do not add a "Shoulder Stock". Braces can be added with changing the classification from a "Pistol".